Had to drop another Bob Clark reaction! I actually shot this before A Christmas Story, but releasing it now made sense. Still got some festive stuff coming though! Check out my reaction for A Christmas Story: th-cam.com/video/I2cvlLJWaJA/w-d-xo.html
Growing up in the 80s this movie was like the ultimate forbidden fruit, the kind of thing that we snuck out to the living room to watch on HBO at 3AM in the morning while our parents slept. It got trashed by the critics of course but we didn't care in the least. Even as an adult almost 4 decades later it's still a guilty pleasure to laugh at.
The "Tallywhacker" scene is one of the funniest in cinema history. I was too young to see this on the theater, but reportedly there were people falling into the aisles laughing and I can believe it. That scene in particular is ONE LONG TAKE. Remarkable they pulled that off with five actors onscreen.
I love how they would always laugh at there friends misfortunes. You can’t help but laugh at all the laughing scenes. Especially the principals office scene.
Hat's off to the late great legendary Nancy Parsons for the killer job of keeping a straight face during the office scene. She almost lost it a few times,but she held it together!
Thanks for being the first to do this one. It's been a while since I got to feel 13 again. This must have been a blast to make. "Anyone seen Mike Hunt?"🤣🤣
I didn't catch that one, damn! It's been a couple months since I've seen Blazing Saddles but I don't think I would have made the connection there cause I don't know if I've see him in much else.
Great reaction, Jay. Knowing the sequels will come eventually is awesome. This is the one movie I was always afraid of being caught by my parents for watching. All because of the shower scene. Oh, and Kim's howling. I could never have the volume up too loud. LOL Can't wait for the rest.
I think they get better and better. The first is fun, and has a lot of iconic moments, but the later entries manage to tackle heavier topics while still maintaining the juvenile tone.
This came out the year I graduated high school and needless to say it was a huge favorite for all the stoners and drinkers, we wore out at least two VHS tapes at house parties and even after all these years and countless viewings there are parts in here that have me laughing until I'm cross-eyed. Great Reaction as always, Jay, your combined joy for film, and a chill personality is always a treat.
That's awesome, glad you enjoyed it back then. For all the stoners/drinkers I think our main movies were stuff like Half Baked & Austin Powers. 😂 Really happy you enjoy these reactions. They're so much fun because unlike the b-movies, any movie I watch here is basically guaranteed to be of quality. Nice change of pace.
The "Tallywacker" and "Lassie" Scenes are 80's comedy EPICNESS!!! I love Porky's If i ever want a good Laugh, I'll pop it ito the DVD player! Ieven had the Old Atari 2600 Game! Yes, they came out with a Porky's Video game!!!! Now you have to see Porky's II: The Next Day!! It's Funnier!!
The A plot regarding Porky's is surprisingly tight and compelling. Wrapping all of the teen shenanigans around it was quite brilliant. Meat also has a co-starring role in "The Wanderers" alongside Ken Wahl. I recommend.
Saw this at the Drive-In! I was young, but I remember EVERYTHING about that night! When the "Lassie" scene happened, there were literally people leaping out of their cars just to talk with the rest of the people in the audience/drive-in!! They were laughing so loud and for so long, I will never forget it! But that scene with the "Have you seen this Prick" poster... Oh man! It was pandemonium at the Drive-in! Everyone was luaging hysterically and we all loved this movie. Overall just a great movie going experience!
I was young when I saw it the first time. Perks of having an uncle who co-owned a video rental store in the 80s. When they closed it, he and his business partners took home a huge selection of VHS cassettes.
"Pee Wee! I'm gonna get you! You little prick! And I mean that LITERALLY!" Fun Fact: This was the highest-grossing movie from Canada for 24 years. It is now third highest, having been beaten by Bon Cop Bad Cop (2006) and Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010). Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Brian Schwartz (Scott Colomby) had a 1953 Jaguar XK 120. This model was produced from 1949 to 1954 and had a six cylinder engine with a top speed of 122 mph. Based On True Stories Fact: Writer/director Bob Clark gathered material for the movie over a 15 year period. The story is composite of incidents collected from the males of his generation along with some of his own personal memories from growing up in high school.
Wow, some good stuff there. As a Canadian, I'm kinda shocked that this was the highest grossing movie for 24 years. That's nuts! I love the "Based on True Stories Fact". Feel bad for the guys who got dragged out the shack hahaa
I don't think you realize that you are like one maybe 2 people who have ever reacted to this huge 1980s classic. This franchise was a phenomenon!! But kinda of a kept under wraps phenomenon for 80s adults and parents but for 80s kids absolutely classic!!! It made tons of money!!! It was the American Pie before American Pie but on a level 10x ratcheted up!! One of my top 25 movies ever & one of my top 10 comedies ever!! Just hope more reactors find this movie!! It's absolutely hilarious 😂
The sheriff with Porky was Alex Karras Who was one of the meanest football players on the planet in the 70s Was a Color commentator on Monday night football for a couple seasons. Porkysone of the funniest movies ever. Good review.
I watched this when I was about 8 years old at an older friend's house. It was kind of bizarre that the the woman from the gag they played on all the guys, Susan Clark, played a nice sitcom mom about three years later in the show "Webster." Alex Karras, playing a sheriff here, played her husband.
I loved this! The scene in the office, everyone broke character except the masculine lady coach and she came damn close. If you go back and look you see her smirk a few times. That’s my favorite scene.
I watched this movie with my dad when it came out on cable, and that office scene made us laugh helplessly until we had headaches. This movie triggers happy memories.
The true TRUE inspiration for the Mike Hunt/Simpsons prank was an audio tape called The Tube Bar. It was a couple of dudes in the 70's calling this place in Jersey City, NJ called The Tube Bar and when i heard it the first time when i was 15, it was the hardest I've ever laughed. I'm assuming it's probably pretty easy to find 👍
I remember the advertising for the movie when it came out. They did interviews of the people coming out of the theater. The question? "Can you describe what happened in the women's shower?"
Bob Clark the guy who wrote directed and produced this also did some campy horror movies before and after and he is also the writer, director and producer of A Christmas Story that has become iconic.
Finally, someone did this one! You gotta do the sequels next. As much as they're filled with horny silliness they all have unexpected heart/or a serious issue... well at least in parts.
This is a movie that gets better the older it gets. Love your movie choices. Not the same reruns others do. Also love that you know other works that actors star in
Thank you so much! I do my best to cover what I personally want to watch or recommendations. There's sometimes overlap when I do some major franchises, but I try to mix it up. Glad you enjoy it!
I grew up alone with my only friend being USA UP ALL NIGHT being my only friend so these are the kind of movies I grew up watching. Horror and B movies. I still love them to this day even though they are kept far away from my son's eyes and reach. Great review Jay
Agree with the office scene, the "I have an idea" mono-log was too funny. I would have cracked up if I was Beulah, like the gym teachers and the Principal.
This was the VHS cover I looked at over the years in the video store with massive interest as a kid and teenager! Eventually I saw it, but I think I was expecting more naked ladies so there was a little disappointment, but it was still hilarious. Great reaction Jay.
Thank you and haha I get it. There are ton of movies I've gone into expecting skin flicks that weren't, although with my other b-movie channel, the opposite is true. Me and my buddy will watch a movie together and just feel awkward because of lengthy scenes lol
They do show more. Edited for TH-cam? Don't you remember when the boys first went to Porkys. Saw everything too after Meat told Pee Wee 2 dollars, after the dancer said 2 and Pee Wee said, yes both of them. I have the real movie but blurred out or edited
Classic movie that I probably watched way too young but hey the 80s were different. Haven’t ever seen a single reaction to this, so I’m hyped for it. Haven’t even started the video yet but can’t wait! Cheers 🍻
Alex Karras played Porky's sheriff. He was a football player for the Detroit Lions. His Wikipedia is pretty impressive. I loved him as James Garner's bodyguard in Victor/Victoria starring Julie Andrews.
Directed by her husband Blake Edwards (Pink Panther, The Great Race). With awesome turns by Robert Preston (Music Man) and Leslie Anne Warren (Cinderella). Killer songs. Just so much to love. ❤️
This is a great reaction to this film. The scene where ballbricker gets laughed out of the office was one of my favorite. The sequels are worth watching though.
Lol the sheriff related to Porky also played as Mongo in Blazing Saddles and the Dad in the TV series Webster. Porkys is my favorite lol the actress that play ballbreaker is amazing..she was able to keep a straight face all the way through the "mole wanted poster" scene and that makes her amazing imo LMAO
I don't who's noticed, but the actor who plays Coach Brackett plays LT Ring in "Heartbreak Ridge" with Clint Eastwood. The guy who plays Brian Schwartz was in "Caddyshack".
I'm glad you watched this film. I love how you look to find interesting films and not just copy the current trends like everyone else. I like the direct sequel even better than the original. 3 is ok but not great. Look forward to your next reaction!
Thank you so much. I'll probably give those a whirl at some point. I can't really compete with all the big reaction channels, so following what they do isn't really ideal for me nor what I want to do. Though, movies like Die Hard and It's a Wonderful Life are ones that I want to do this month that I've seen a couple channels doing right now. Tis the season lol
@@JayBondReacts Well, just know that I am one person that appreciates that you go for some of the more obscure less popular choices which is all I expect from a horror fan. Merry Christmas to you Jay!
@@JayBondReacts - Unfortunately with seasonal ones (or ones known for a particular day) it's going to be hard to avoid doing it at a non-popular time no matter which year you do it.
Think about the fact that these movies porkys and animal house and ridgemont high, and summer school etc were all playing while we were just hitting and going thru puberty.....SHESH LOL along with listening to I'm hot for teacher by van Halen playing on MTV around the same time 😅
Almost every 80s classic you have done I saw at the drive in with my oakie grandmother. Then spent years watching on vhs as I grew up. Not insane but when I remember I was 4 to 10 yrs old…. Interesting
That's a hell of a memory! I don't remember much, mostly just if I did or didn't do something but no details. Like I can tell you if I watched a movie but couldn't tell you a damn thing about it. 🥲
Watched this movie when, it is was new in the theater and, I was very suprised just how much got to stay in the final cut. You have to remember this was back before, they would as they do now release a "R" rated movie for the theater, and later a "none rated" more racy version on DVD (smile...smile).
Watching this film was a right of passage when I was a teenager in the U.K. in about 1990. We were all about 13. Someone stole a copy of the VHS from a parent or older brother - I don’t remember who. And every time someone’s parents were out we all bundled round to their house and the video was played. Eventually pretty much every boy in our year at school had seen it. It was probably the rudest film we’d ever seen and was a major cultural turning point in our journey towards adulthood. Tallywhacker! Hilarious!
At least you knew what a Gloryhole was. I'm surprised you made it through adolescents and hadn't seen this. I don't think I'm a lot of years older (well, maybe a decade) and I had seen it with a Mom who would only let me watch PG13 movies. Of course, I had to go to my Girl Scout Leader's house to watch this sort of stuff! Hopefully Kim's name means Mannequin is on the list.
Haha Yeah, my raunchy teen movies were Something About Mary, Mallrats, American Pie and stuff. I'm sure I caught glimpses of some of these younger but nothing that I remember. Mannequin I believe is on my list.
Wow what a classic movie I remember watching this when Cable 1st came out when they had it on Showtime and other movie stations. I thought back then it was a comedy just like Police Academy with just about the same or a little more to make it a R rating but back then I didn't know what a rating system is or was back then. Will you do the other 2 movie reactions to PORKY'S to complete the trilogy of the movies? until next time have a great year as well as blessings have a nice day thank you for showing and doing a reaction.
The gym teacher who laughed so hard was also in Black Christmas, the cop who didn’t know what fellatio was. And the Sheriff who busted out the headlights, Alex Karras, was Mongo in Blazing Saddles. He was a defensive lineman for the Lions. Saw this in the theater never laughed so hard.
Good call! I don't think I would have recognized them as I think I've only seen each in those respective movies. 😂 I plan on rewatching Black Christmas on Christmas eve so I'll keep an eye out. I know the scene cause it's great, just can't place him.
I have seen this film like 8 times on satellite television when it would be featured on a "film channel" like hbo or starz. I will say the principals office scene is one of the best of "porkys" film as it is hilarious along with the lassie scene. If you need a good laugh, those scenes are suggested.
I was a child of the 80s. And watching this WAY before I should've lol. But much like yourself? It was less about the girls and more about a group of friends banding together. It's a classic for sure. The other 2? I don't vouch for. I myself have never seen em. So if you do videos I'll be interested to see your take on it. Good job bro!
I loved this movie back in the day! Porky's 2 and Porky's Revenge are also a lot of fun if you want to react to them too. And you're right about Kim Cattrall. She was in everything. Police Academy, Big Trouble in Little China, Honeymoon Academy, Mannequin. Would love to see you react to any of those.
A great movie. Watched it with my parents before when it first came out and my dad laughed so hard, he was funnier to watch than the movie itself. The Lassie scene and the office scene are the funniest part of the movie, in my opinion.
Love this film.... I like all 3 really. Though gets a little weird in 3 when some of the 'teen' actors are like 30 in "Porky's Revenge" in 1985 made 5 years after part 1
If no one has mentioned it the Sheriff is played by Detroit Lion Alex Karris and Cherry Forever is his real life wife. They had a TV show called Webster.
Ain't nothing wrong with this car boss. 🤣 Not sure why more reactors haven't tackled this one. This was the quintessential 80s teen boys movie. You also have to try Private School. Lots of hijinks, and some unforgettable scenes of Betsy Russell.
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Had to drop another Bob Clark reaction! I actually shot this before A Christmas Story, but releasing it now made sense. Still got some festive stuff coming though!
Check out my reaction for A Christmas Story: th-cam.com/video/I2cvlLJWaJA/w-d-xo.html
Yes! Revenge of the Nerds!
Growing up in the 80s this movie was like the ultimate forbidden fruit, the kind of thing that we snuck out to the living room to watch on HBO at 3AM in the morning while our parents slept. It got trashed by the critics of course but we didn't care in the least. Even as an adult almost 4 decades later it's still a guilty pleasure to laugh at.
Man, the more the critics trash something the better it is 9/10.
I couldn’t have said that any better! Lol I feel the same way.
Same here, except seen to recall my Silent Generation mom taking me and laughing her ass off.
Yes because of the sex. This and Fast Times
That’s just you.. I watched this with my parents..
The "Tallywhacker" scene is one of the funniest in cinema history. I was too young to see this on the theater, but reportedly there were people falling into the aisles laughing and I can believe it.
That scene in particular is ONE LONG TAKE. Remarkable they pulled that off with five actors onscreen.
I love how they would always laugh at there friends misfortunes. You can’t help but laugh at all the laughing scenes. Especially the principals office scene.
Absolutely! The one gym teacher was cracking me up. He couldn't keep it together in any scene. 😂
@@JayBondReacts Nancy Parsons deserved a GD Oscar for holding that stern look through the whole scene! 😂
What makes it great is it feels like you're with the gang doing all these practical jokes on each other.
Hat's off to the late great legendary Nancy Parsons for the killer job of keeping a straight face during the office scene. She almost lost it a few times,but she held it together!
Thanks for being the first to do this one.
It's been a while since I got to feel 13 again.
This must have been a blast to make.
"Anyone seen Mike Hunt?"🤣🤣
I can only imagine the amount of prank calls spawned from this movie alone. 😂
Alex Karras was an ex NFL player - he played Sheriff Wallace here. He also played Mongo in "Blazing Saddles"
I didn't catch that one, damn! It's been a couple months since I've seen Blazing Saddles but I don't think I would have made the connection there cause I don't know if I've see him in much else.
He had small roles - his most steady was on the TV show "Webster". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Karras
Don't forget about his hilarious performance in "Victor/Victoria!"
He was also Webster's adoptive dad in the sit-com "Webster". Cherry forever was Webster's mom. They were married in real life!
The gym teacher laughing behind the curtain, to me, was one of the funniest bits ever. Beet-red, mad cackle! Love it!
The laugh behind the curtain was dubbed in by Bob Clark himself.
I was almost 14 when this came out and my older sister and her boyfriend took me (mom forced her not realizing what we seeing). Best sister ever!!😂😂
Hahaha Awesome!
Great reaction, Jay. Knowing the sequels will come eventually is awesome. This is the one movie I was always afraid of being caught by my parents for watching. All because of the shower scene. Oh, and Kim's howling. I could never have the volume up too loud. LOL Can't wait for the rest.
Thank you and yeah, the howling went on for a bit and was pretty loud. 😂 Always need to stay on the volume with this one. Haha
Yes finally someone is reacting to this I bet there was a lot of heavy editing because of certain scenes but it's hilarious.
I think they get better and better. The first is fun, and has a lot of iconic moments, but the later entries manage to tackle heavier topics while still maintaining the juvenile tone.
Oh really? That's great to hear!
Was never a big fan of part two. 3 is really good. The first one is the best.
@@billybrasky4278Disagree Two is honestly I think the best and three is good but not as great as the first two.
Please react to the second one!!!
Yes, all great but I loved the Porkys sequel.
This came out the year I graduated high school and needless to say it was a huge favorite for all the stoners and drinkers, we wore out at least two VHS tapes at house parties and even after all these years and countless viewings there are parts in here that have me laughing until I'm cross-eyed.
Great Reaction as always, Jay, your combined joy for film, and a chill personality is always a treat.
That's awesome, glad you enjoyed it back then. For all the stoners/drinkers I think our main movies were stuff like Half Baked & Austin Powers. 😂 Really happy you enjoy these reactions. They're so much fun because unlike the b-movies, any movie I watch here is basically guaranteed to be of quality. Nice change of pace.
The "Tallywacker" and "Lassie" Scenes are 80's comedy EPICNESS!!! I love Porky's If i ever want a good Laugh, I'll pop it ito the DVD player! Ieven had the Old Atari 2600 Game! Yes, they came out with a Porky's Video game!!!! Now you have to see Porky's II: The Next Day!! It's Funnier!!
It's great seeing all the love for this movie! I had no idea there was a game. Wow. 😂
That lassie scene always makes me laugh 😂😂😂😂
Funny fact, Cherry Forever was the mother from Webster and the sherrif of Wallace town was Websters dad.
For me that scene in Mr. Carters office, the principal, is one of the most hilarious scenes in any movie.
The A plot regarding Porky's is surprisingly tight and compelling. Wrapping all of the teen shenanigans around it was quite brilliant.
Meat also has a co-starring role in "The Wanderers" alongside Ken Wahl. I recommend.
I love the part with ballbreaker in the principals office
Saw this at the Drive-In! I was young, but I remember EVERYTHING about that night!
When the "Lassie" scene happened, there were literally people leaping out of their cars just to talk with the rest of the people in the audience/drive-in!!
They were laughing so loud and for so long, I will never forget it!
But that scene with the "Have you seen this Prick" poster...
Oh man! It was pandemonium at the Drive-in!
Everyone was luaging hysterically and we all loved this movie.
Overall just a great movie going experience!
Kim Cattrall was also Lt. Valeris in Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country.
I was young when I saw it the first time. Perks of having an uncle who co-owned a video rental store in the 80s. When they closed it, he and his business partners took home a huge selection of VHS cassettes.
"Pee Wee! I'm gonna get you! You little prick! And I mean that LITERALLY!"
Fun Fact: This was the highest-grossing movie from Canada for 24 years. It is now third highest, having been beaten by Bon Cop Bad Cop (2006) and Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010).
Automobile Enthusiast Fact: Brian Schwartz (Scott Colomby) had a 1953 Jaguar XK 120. This model was produced from 1949 to 1954 and had a six cylinder engine with a top speed of 122 mph.
Based On True Stories Fact: Writer/director Bob Clark gathered material for the movie over a 15 year period. The story is composite of incidents collected from the males of his generation along with some of his own personal memories from growing up in high school.
Wow, some good stuff there. As a Canadian, I'm kinda shocked that this was the highest grossing movie for 24 years. That's nuts! I love the "Based on True Stories Fact". Feel bad for the guys who got dragged out the shack hahaa
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I don't think you realize that you are like one maybe 2 people who have ever reacted to this huge 1980s classic. This franchise was a phenomenon!! But kinda of a kept under wraps phenomenon for 80s adults and parents but for 80s kids absolutely classic!!! It made tons of money!!! It was the American Pie before American Pie but on a level 10x ratcheted up!! One of my top 25 movies ever & one of my top 10 comedies ever!! Just hope more reactors find this movie!! It's absolutely hilarious 😂
The sheriff with Porky was Alex Karras Who was one of the meanest football players on the planet in the 70s Was a Color commentator on Monday night football for a couple seasons. Porkysone of the funniest movies ever. Good review.
Ohhhh! Also Mongo from Blazing Saddles! I totally didn't make that connection.
He was also Mr. Bernstein in Victor/Victoria. Hey, Jay, add that one to your list, it's a great movie. 😃
I watched this when I was about 8 years old at an older friend's house.
It was kind of bizarre that the the woman from the gag they played on all the guys, Susan Clark, played a nice sitcom mom about three years later in the show "Webster." Alex Karras, playing a sheriff here, played her husband.
Good eye mate. I never realised that was her. Plus l just notice that the sheriff Alex Karras was in Webster too as her husband.
Alex Karras was great as James Garner's bodyguard in Victor/Victoria starring Julie Andrews.
Alex Karras was also a "D" lineman for the Lions in the 60s. A great guy.
@@coachstubudgell1242 He is in the HOF.
My Dad took me to see this movie, in the theater when I was 10 years old.I never laughed so hard in my life. 😆
Finally!!! I found a reaction to Porky’s lol!! Glad to see you’ve it and I’ve subscribed! Will be ready for more content.
The scene in the principal's office was also Eisenhower's favorite! Pretty much the funniest in the whole movie, which was jam packed.
Great reaction!
I loved this! The scene in the office, everyone broke character except the masculine lady coach and she came damn close. If you go back and look you see her smirk a few times. That’s my favorite scene.
She was so close to cracking. That scene was great!
I watched this movie with my dad when it came out on cable, and that office scene made us laugh helplessly until we had headaches. This movie triggers happy memories.
Her eyes are completely glassy by the end of it and she's taking in short breaths. Greatest thing I've ever seen!
This came on at a party once and those of us watching were still cracking up 10 mins after this scene. It was soooo funny
They didn't break character, that's called acting, they were supposed to do that.
I can’t believe I watched this with my family, yes parents included…. At 9 years old. Different times.
The true TRUE inspiration for the Mike Hunt/Simpsons prank was an audio tape called The Tube Bar. It was a couple of dudes in the 70's calling this place in Jersey City, NJ called The Tube Bar and when i heard it the first time when i was 15, it was the hardest I've ever laughed. I'm assuming it's probably pretty easy to find 👍
I remember the advertising for the movie when it came out. They did interviews of the people coming out of the theater. The question? "Can you describe what happened in the women's shower?"
Such a great movie.. and such a great year (81) lol.. great reaction again! Yeah.. the other movies are fun as well!!
Bob Clark the guy who wrote directed and produced this also did some campy horror movies before and after and he is also the writer, director and producer of A Christmas Story that has become iconic.
This is one movie I'd never expect a reaction too lol. Well done 😁🐷
Thank you! I had no idea I was the first reaction for this but it looks like I am. 😂
@@JayBondReacts
Try Flesh Gordon
Finally, someone did this one! You gotta do the sequels next. As much as they're filled with horny silliness they all have unexpected heart/or a serious issue... well at least in parts.
The lassie, beaver chute and principal office scenes are my favorite scenes of any movie ever
The BEST HS movie of all time in the 80's or perhaps EVER!!!
This is a movie that gets better the older it gets. Love your movie choices. Not the same reruns others do. Also love that you know other works that actors star in
Thank you so much! I do my best to cover what I personally want to watch or recommendations. There's sometimes overlap when I do some major franchises, but I try to mix it up. Glad you enjoy it!
I grew up alone with my only friend being USA UP ALL NIGHT being my only friend so these are the kind of movies I grew up watching. Horror and B movies. I still love them to this day even though they are kept far away from my son's eyes and reach. Great review Jay
Agree with the office scene, the "I have an idea" mono-log was too funny. I would have cracked up if I was Beulah, like the gym teachers and the Principal.
Imagine the sheriff saying. Mongo have deep feelings for sheriff Bart.
Awe man, I LOVE Night Of The Creeps! Happy to hear someone give it a shout out! Love the Porky's trilogy as well!
That scene in the principles office is still one of the Funniest things in the history of Cinema.
This was the VHS cover I looked at over the years in the video store with massive interest as a kid and teenager! Eventually I saw it, but I think I was expecting more naked ladies so there was a little disappointment, but it was still hilarious. Great reaction Jay.
Thank you and haha I get it. There are ton of movies I've gone into expecting skin flicks that weren't, although with my other b-movie channel, the opposite is true. Me and my buddy will watch a movie together and just feel awkward because of lengthy scenes lol
They do show more. Edited for TH-cam? Don't you remember when the boys first went to Porkys. Saw everything too after Meat told Pee Wee 2 dollars, after the dancer said 2 and Pee Wee said, yes both of them.
I have the real movie but blurred out or edited
Classic movie that I probably watched way too young but hey the 80s were different. Haven’t ever seen a single reaction to this, so I’m hyped for it. Haven’t even started the video yet but can’t wait! Cheers 🍻
I think the alligator shot was just a way to start that scene and show we were in Florida.
Alex Karras played Porky's sheriff. He was a football player for the Detroit Lions. His Wikipedia is pretty impressive. I loved him as James Garner's bodyguard in Victor/Victoria starring Julie Andrews.
Someone else just recommended Victor/Victoria the other day and that was the first time I'd ever even heard of that film, this is the second. 😂
Directed by her husband Blake Edwards (Pink Panther, The Great Race). With awesome turns by Robert Preston (Music Man) and Leslie Anne Warren (Cinderella). Killer songs. Just so much to love. ❤️
I love this movie! I really appreciate you reacting to all these awesome 80's movies.
This is a great reaction to this film. The scene where ballbricker gets laughed out of the office was one of my favorite. The sequels are worth watching though.
Lol the sheriff related to Porky also played as Mongo in Blazing Saddles and the Dad in the TV series Webster. Porkys is my favorite lol the actress that play ballbreaker is amazing..she was able to keep a straight face all the way through the "mole wanted poster" scene and that makes her amazing imo LMAO
The corrupt sheriff was Alex Karras, he also played Mongo in Blazing Saddles. Detroit Lions defensive tackle turned actor.
Porky's 2 is definitely worth checking out. The climax I think is even better. Porky's Revenge is good but is the lesser film in the series.
Right on, thanks!
Thanks! you're the only one i've found to react to this movie. Woooogie Booogie...cracks me up every time !
i guess thats in the sequel.
Thank you! 🙏
This movie franchise is awesome. Three very funny films. A very funny collaboration to make you feel young again. LOL.
I don't who's noticed, but the actor who plays Coach Brackett plays LT Ring in "Heartbreak Ridge" with Clint Eastwood. The guy who plays Brian Schwartz was in "Caddyshack".
I'm glad you watched this film. I love how you look to find interesting films and not just copy the current trends like everyone else. I like the direct sequel even better than the original. 3 is ok but not great. Look forward to your next reaction!
Thank you so much. I'll probably give those a whirl at some point. I can't really compete with all the big reaction channels, so following what they do isn't really ideal for me nor what I want to do. Though, movies like Die Hard and It's a Wonderful Life are ones that I want to do this month that I've seen a couple channels doing right now. Tis the season lol
@@JayBondReacts Well, just know that I am one person that appreciates that you go for some of the more obscure less popular choices which is all I expect from a horror fan. Merry Christmas to you Jay!
@@JayBondReacts - Unfortunately with seasonal ones (or ones known for a particular day) it's going to be hard to avoid doing it at a non-popular time no matter which year you do it.
Omg I remember watching this with my parents.. I must have been around 10! 😮
This film must have given American Pie some inspiration..
Absolutely!
2:11 dude I love that you do research on other actors and their other movies. I dont think other reactors do that.
Thank you! Yeah, I try not to go overboard with popular actors, but some obscure people I like to call out if I remember them.
Your face was literally turning beet red during the whole principle's office scene.
I have all 3 of the Porkys movies. They’re all great
Nice, thanks!
My friend had a stuffed animal dog he kept in his car for years who's name was Mike Hunt.
Think about the fact that these movies porkys and animal house and ridgemont high, and summer school etc were all playing while we were just hitting and going thru puberty.....SHESH LOL along with listening to I'm hot for teacher by van Halen playing on MTV around the same time 😅
Almost every 80s classic you have done I saw at the drive in with my oakie grandmother. Then spent years watching on vhs as I grew up. Not insane but when I remember I was 4 to 10 yrs old…. Interesting
That's a hell of a memory! I don't remember much, mostly just if I did or didn't do something but no details. Like I can tell you if I watched a movie but couldn't tell you a damn thing about it. 🥲
You're fun to hang out with dude. : )
Thank you so much!
Watched this movie when, it is was new in the theater and, I was very suprised just how much got to stay in the final cut. You have to remember this was back before, they would as they do now release a "R" rated movie for the theater, and later a "none rated" more racy version on DVD (smile...smile).
Watching this film was a right of passage when I was a teenager in the U.K. in about 1990. We were all about 13. Someone stole a copy of the VHS from a parent or older brother - I don’t remember who. And every time someone’s parents were out we all bundled round to their house and the video was played. Eventually pretty much every boy in our year at school had seen it. It was probably the rudest film we’d ever seen and was a major cultural turning point in our journey towards adulthood. Tallywhacker! Hilarious!
Oh, Jill Whitlow😍 My #1 '80s crush!❤
At least you knew what a Gloryhole was. I'm surprised you made it through adolescents and hadn't seen this. I don't think I'm a lot of years older (well, maybe a decade) and I had seen it with a Mom who would only let me watch PG13 movies. Of course, I had to go to my Girl Scout Leader's house to watch this sort of stuff! Hopefully Kim's name means Mannequin is on the list.
Haha Yeah, my raunchy teen movies were Something About Mary, Mallrats, American Pie and stuff. I'm sure I caught glimpses of some of these younger but nothing that I remember. Mannequin I believe is on my list.
The laughing coach is also Officer Nash in Black Christmas 🖤🎄🖤 also, Art Hindle (Ted Jarvis) played Claire's boyfriend Chris
Didn't catch those, nice! I plan to rewatch Black Christmas again this Christmas eve so I'll keep an eye out.
she was also in the police academy movies
Nice! I'll be watching those at some point, or at the very least the first to see if I dig it.
Classic are the parents asleep T and A movie. I think it's a Canadian movie, but I can't quite remember. It did really well anyway when it came out.
This is my favorite comedy of all time!
Wow what a classic movie I remember watching this when Cable 1st came out when they had it on Showtime and other movie stations. I thought back then it was a comedy just like Police Academy with just about the same or a little more to make it a R rating but back then I didn't know what a rating system is or was back then. Will you do the other 2 movie reactions to PORKY'S to complete the trilogy of the movies? until next time have a great year as well as blessings have a nice day thank you for showing and doing a reaction.
I like the actor playomg the Sheriff, he also played Mongo in Blazing Saddles.
You're correct Jay, the 3rd installment is titled Porky's Revenge
This movie is one of the reasons i consider the 80's, the best time to be a teen!
Saw this in the theater. What a classic.
The gym teacher who laughed so hard was also in Black Christmas, the cop who didn’t know what fellatio was. And the Sheriff who busted out the headlights, Alex Karras, was Mongo in Blazing Saddles. He was a defensive lineman for the Lions. Saw this in the theater never laughed so hard.
Good call! I don't think I would have recognized them as I think I've only seen each in those respective movies. 😂 I plan on rewatching Black Christmas on Christmas eve so I'll keep an eye out. I know the scene cause it's great, just can't place him.
oh this is such a classic :D
I have seen this film like 8 times on satellite television when it would be featured on a "film channel" like hbo or starz. I will say the principals office scene is one of the best of "porkys" film as it is hilarious along with the lassie scene. If you need a good laugh, those scenes are suggested.
This was one of my dad's favorites fast times at Ridgemont high comes close to this but it might be the teen drama missing from porkys
I was a child of the 80s. And watching this WAY before I should've lol. But much like yourself? It was less about the girls and more about a group of friends banding together. It's a classic for sure. The other 2? I don't vouch for. I myself have never seen em. So if you do videos I'll be interested to see your take on it. Good job bro!
I loved this movie back in the day! Porky's 2 and Porky's Revenge are also a lot of fun if you want to react to them too. And you're right about Kim Cattrall. She was in everything. Police Academy, Big Trouble in Little China, Honeymoon Academy, Mannequin. Would love to see you react to any of those.
I've totally forgotten about this movie. Even edited I don't recall this ever being shown on regular/basic TV?
A great movie. Watched it with my parents before when it first came out and my dad laughed so hard, he was funnier to watch than the movie itself. The Lassie scene and the office scene are the funniest part of the movie, in my opinion.
Porkys is one of the best. Classic
This is a funny movie man even the sequels are not to bad
Nice! Love to hear that.
The actor that played the sheriff also played mongo in blazzing saddles.
Porky's will always be the best comedy movie from the 80s
Is this the first Porkys reaction on youtube?
Actually, I think so. I just searched and didn't see anything. I think that's 5 or 6 firsts for me! 😂 Changing my channel name to Cherry Forever.
22:03 - Done in one take and one of the best comedy scenes
Love this film.... I like all 3 really. Though gets a little weird in 3 when some of the 'teen' actors are like 30 in "Porky's Revenge" in 1985 made 5 years after part 1
Hahaha I have a soft spot for mid 30s playing teens.
@@JayBondReacts Yea.. part 1 it works in 1980, they have to be over 18 to be the nude stuff... but they are pushing it in 3 lol - still love it.
First time seeing it was on USA network at 4m as a kid. Quentin tarantino did 1+2 at his New beverly cinema and it was amazing.
If no one has mentioned it the Sheriff is played by Detroit Lion Alex Karris and Cherry Forever is his real life wife.
They had a TV show called Webster.
Cool! I remember watching Webster as a kid but only really remember Emmanuel Lewis cause he was so cool to me.
You should check out Alex Karris in Blazing Saddles.
The actor playing the kid who hates on Brian is Dr Cox on Scrubs!!!
That's not John C. McGinley LOL It's Cyril O'Reilly
Ain't nothing wrong with this car boss. 🤣 Not sure why more reactors haven't tackled this one. This was the quintessential 80s teen boys movie. You also have to try Private School. Lots of hijinks, and some unforgettable scenes of Betsy Russell.
Bout Time you watched porkys let's call the sketch artist for a line up
Hey it looks like "Mongo" from Blazing Saddles is moonlighting as a sheriff in Porky's !
Yes Please Do 2 and 3